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Re: cord pH and "birth asphyxia"From: Brandon T. Hamilton (pp01016@ppp.kcc.edu)Tue Aug 27 21:00:09 1996
robert Modugno wrote: > > To the Cyber-Obs. > > Do any of you out there in cyberspace have any thoughts regarding the > reliability of cord pH reflecting the presence or abscence of peripartum > asphyxia? We had a case where the baby had Apgarsof3,3 at 5 & 1O > respectively but a normal cord pH. There was fetal bradycardia in the second > stage and it looks like the baby may have hypoxic encephalopathy. The mom's > prenatal course was unremarkable. > Thanks in advance. > Robert Modugno MD > Atlanta Medical, Ob/Gyn Dept.Do any of you all have any advice for me I'm 16 and want to become an OB/gyn?
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